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Milberg LLP announces that Jonathan M. Landers has joined the firm as a partner. He will be resident in Milberg's New York headquarters and will head the bankruptcy practice. Landers was previously a partner in the New York office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, where he practiced for 22 years. He served as lead counsel for numerous clients, including: debtors in The Finova Group, Inc., Hoop (Disney Stores), Odyssey Group (North Face and Head Sportswear); secured lenders in the cases of Insilco and Concap I, II, IV, and V; and represented Merrill Lynch in the Enron and Adelphia bankruptcies; Wells Fargo Bank in the Placid and Penrod bankruptcies; and Dial Corporation in the Greyhound and Bergner bankruptcies; asset purchasers in the U.S. Aggregates, Greate Bay Casinos, Liquor Barn, Sonic Telecommunications, Grand Palais Riverboat and Rivermeadows (Crescent H Ranch) bankruptcies; and was lead counsel for lending groups in numerous workout and restructuring transactions; and Citibank in connection with the liquidation and bankruptcy of a number of major U.S. law firms, most recently, Heller Ehrman, Thelen and Brobeck.
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